(DDM) – Diaspora Digital Media has announced its latest edition of The Morning Show, scheduled for Monday, November 24, 2025, at 10am.
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Meeting ID: 826 4753 6781
Passcode: 505326
The programme will focus on Nigeria’s worsening insecurity and the increasingly controversial discussions in foreign policy circles about the possibility of a United States military intervention.
DDM corespondent Amaechi okoro confirmed that the episode aims to dissect public fears, international reactions, and the political rhetoric surrounding the nation’s deteriorating security climate.
The show’s theme, “From Chaos to Clarity: Nigeria’s Insecurity & the Rising Drumbeat of U.S. Invasion Talk,” underscores the growing anxiety over the escalating rate of killings, kidnappings, communal violence, and the inability of security institutions to stabilize the nation.
According to the organisers, the conversation is timely as several global think-tanks, U.S. legislators, and international observers have issued increasingly alarming assessments about Nigeria’s internal security breakdown.
Many analysts have warned that Nigeria’s current security trajectory mirrors the patterns seen in fragile states before they collapsed under insurgency or civil conflict.
Tony Eluemunor, a renowned Nigerian journalist and media consultant, has been invited as the special guest for the programme.
Eluemunor is expected to offer both historical context and media-based insight into how insecurity narratives shape international diplomacy and national image.
He is also known for his critical commentary on governance, public accountability, and the underlying political failures that enable nationwide insecurity.
The conversation will further explore how external powers interpret Nigeria’s instability and why talk of a possible U.S. intervention has gained unusual attention in diplomatic circles.
DDM’s producers explained that the upcoming episode will examine what invasion talk truly means, whether it is realistic, exaggerated, or simply a product of rising global concern.
The show will be anchored by Tochukwu Raphael, the programme’s regular host who has earned a reputation for guiding deep conversations on governance, national development, and citizen engagement.
Participants joining the Zoom programme are required to speak with their videos enabled, have adequate lighting, good internet connection, and clear audio to ensure a seamless conversation.
The organisers emphasized that the platform is designed to encourage responsible, fact-based discussions on one of Nigeria’s most sensitive national issues.
The Morning Show, since inception, has served as an avenue for thought leaders, journalists, security analysts, and citizens to collectively examine Nigeria’s most pressing governance and societal challenges.
With insecurity reaching new and dangerous levels across multiple regions, the organisers believe that discussions such as this remain critical to building public awareness and demanding accountability.
The event’s Zoom link, meeting ID, and access passcode have been released to the public to allow broad participation in the national conversation.
Nigeria’s insecurity crisis continues to dominate headlines, and DDM’s Morning Show intends to bring clarity, context, and solutions to a debate that has both national and global implications.